How Legal Aid Society Manages Outbound Mail

Posted on February 4, 2026 by mailomg in Memo 854 // 0 Comments

The Legal Aid Society of New York City handles thousands of critical documents and packages every year, including everything from subpoenas and briefs to passports, clothing, and paperwork for clients navigating the criminal, immigration, and housing court systems.

With sensitive information moving across all five boroughs, the organization needed a dependable, cost-effective way to manage outbound and inbound mail at scale.

The Legal Aid Society has modernized its shipping and receiving workflows with tools that improve visibility, reduce costs, strengthen data security, and ensure urgent materials reach clients and courts without delay … (click to read more)

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